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| South Bend Modern Molding, Inc. | Mishawaka, IN | |
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.jpg) | Isolators, Grommets & Vibration Control * Utilizing natural and synthetic rubber materials. * Energy dampening and noise control. * Used to lessen and eliminate energy in the form of noise, vibration, and harshness.  | ||||||||
.jpg) | Rubber, Metal, Plastic & Fabric Assembly * Large and small assemblies involving multiple rubber, metal, plastic or fabric materials. * Molded designs, pre-assembly, post-assembly, and machine assembled components. | ||||||||
.jpg) | Bellows, Boots, Gaskets and Seals * Utilizing natural and synthetic rubber materials. * Designed for applications where tensile strength, tear strength, abrasion resistance, and compression set are a concern. * Dust covers, steering systems, convoluted boots, brake systems, and more. | ||||||||
.jpg) | Molded Rubber Engineered Applications * Utilizing natural and synthetic rubber materials and insert molding. * High voltage electrical arrestors, conductive, non-conductive and fire-stop materials. | ||||||||
.jpg) | Rubber & Insert Molded Bushings * Rubber and insert molded designs utilizing natural and synthetic rubber materials. * Static and dynamic applications. * Chemically adhered bonded rubber products. | ||||||||
.jpg) | Product Design Our engineers can help you with the design of your rubber parts. We will review your drawings and, where needed, recommend configuration changes which will improve the moldability of the part and/or increase the useful life of the tooling. It is very important that we establish appropriate tolerances during the design phase since that has a direct impact on the molding process we recommend and the cost of the tooling and part. Prototypes When a new application is being developed and there is some question as to the optimum design of dimension for a rubber part, we will recommend building prototype tooling to test the concept. A prototype mold can be built in a short period of time at a relatively low cost. The actual parts can then be tested in the application. Necessary changes can then be made to the drawings before the production tooling is cut. | ||||||||
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